Trades often come into play in dynasty leagues, as managers move future selections for draft capital and/or veteran payers-just like in real life. Managers generally don't have to part with players to select in dynasty drafts, though they must meet roster limits. Essentially, the lower you are in the pick order, the more valuable a keeper tends to be.ĭynasty drafts for ongoing leagues are less straightforward because they usually only involve incoming rookies and lower-tier players who aren't on rosters. If you are picking at the top of the first round, however, there may be more value in eschewing keepers and getting your choice of the available players-you are likely picking that high for a reason. If you're picking 10th in the first-round order and have Kamara on your roster, keeping him will likely provide more value than starting over. New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara, for example, has an average draft position of fourth overall, according to FantasyPros. In this format, draft values and draft positioning is critical. Keeping the first will cost a first-round selection, while keeping the second will cost a second-rounder. In some long-term keeper leagues, up to two players can be retained each season. Some will tax an original-round pick for keeping a player (if you drafted Lamar Jackson, for example, you can keep him with a fifth-round pick), while others begin taxing at the top of the draft. Not every keeper league is going to have the same system for retaining players. However, it's important to keep league rules and current values in mind. On their surface, keeper drafts are fairly straightforward to navigate-keep your elite players and exchange the rest for rolls of the proverbial dice.
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